Dry my hair：”kami wo kawakasu” Japanese Phrase #575

Dry my hair：”kami wo kawakasu” Japanese Phrase #575

Discover a new phrase each day to use in your Japanese! What does “髪かみを乾かわかす。(kami wo kawakasu)” mean? Visit daily to learn some popular Japanese phrases on a regular basis!

髪かみを乾かわかす。(kami wo kawakasu)

Dry my hair / 弄干头发。 / 머리를 말리다. / Sấy khô tóc.

When you want to say “Dry my hair”, you would be able to use “髪かみを乾かわかす。(kami wo kawakasu). Everybody could use this in daily conversations as polite and formal and “髪かみを乾かわかします。(kami wo kawakashi masu)” is used as casual. Additionally, a lot of Japanese omit “を” of “髪かみを乾かわかす。” in daily conversations as casual, so that would be “髪かみ乾かわかす。”.

Sample 1

tatsuya

髪かみを乾かわかしましたか？ (Did you dry your hair?) (你头发干了吗？) (머리 말렸어요?) (Bạn đã sấy khô tóc chưa?)

yuka

まだです。 (Not yet.) (还没有。) (아직이에요.) (Tôi vẫn chưa sấy.)

Sample 2

yuka

髪かみ乾かわかした？ (Did you dry your hair?) (你头发干了吗？) (머리 말렸어?) (Bạn đã sấy khô tóc chưa?)

tatsuya

うん、乾かわかしたよ。 (Yeah, I did.) (嗯，已经干了。) (응, 말렸어.) (Vâng, tôi đã sấy khô rồi.)

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